Arizona School Board Under Fire For Updated Curriculum That Includes BLM
The Scottsdale Unified School District approved a new social studies textbook that acknowledges police protests, Black Lives Matter, and George Floyd.
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Protecting Protest Rights And Dissent Amid Trump’s Attack On Freedom
Here are four considerations as mass protests continue to unfold, including planned “No Kings” day actions on June 14, challenging Trump’s escalating repression.
EXCLUSIVE: R. Kelly Overdoses, Rushed To Hospital As Plot To Kill Him Resumes Lawyer Says
R. Kelly's attorney says the singer overdosed in solitary confinement after being given extra medication by prison staff.
Cardi B Is Pregnant Sources Say—Despite Denials From Other Sources
Cardi B is at the center of explosive pregnancy rumors, with insiders claiming she's expecting despite public denials and a complicated situation with Stefon Diggs.
SIGNS: Joe Biden Returns To Save The Day From Global Mess?
Israel and Iran have officially entered a dangerous new phase of conflict, with U.S. politics, nuclear fears, and Middle East tensions colliding in a high-stakes global crisis.
Mayor Adams Blames Rapper Son For Interview With Racist Streamer Sneako As Backlash Intensfies
Eric Adams faced backlash after joining banned streamer Sneako and MAGA supporter Amber Rose on a surprise Rumble livestream from Gracie Mansion.
Vance Boelter, Suspect In Minnesota Lawmaker Shootings, Has Been Caught
Vance Boelter, the suspect wanted in the shootings in Minnesota that left one state representative dead, has been apprehended by authorities. Gov. Tim Walz shared the news via his social media feeds, as other major and local outlets shared details they had obtained. Local outlet Fox 9 reports that Vance Boelter, 57, was apprehended in Green Isle after authorities launched an area and statewide manhunt in attempts to bring Boelter […]
How To Celebrate Juneteenth While Civil Rights Are Under Threat
Source: Annika McFarlane / Getty Juneteenth, now a federally recognized holiday, commemorates June 19, 1865—the day enslaved African Americans in Galveston, Texas, finally learned they were free, more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation. It’s a celebration of Black freedom, resilience, and cultural excellence. But it’s also a reminder: progress is not always linear. In recent years, as some government policies and corporate agendas have shifted away from formal […]
